Responding to threats of violence from a terrorist group that the U.S. has now identified as linked to North Korea, Sony Pictures Entertainment first offered theater chains the chance to pull out of booking "The Interview," set to open Christmas Day, and after the nation's leading theater chains withdrew, the studio cancelled the release altogether.
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